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Forest Service Issues Permit to Person in DC
Forest Service issues Rainbow Gathering a Permit - application made in violation of federal law - applicant in Washington DC
In a very interesting twist of events, a woman
name Alison in Washington, DC has signed a permit
for the Annual Gathering of the Tribes now gearing up in the Modoc National Forest near Likely, California.
Sources say she has never been to a gathering before,
is not currently at this year's gathering, and was
pressured into signing by Radio Station owner Jeff Kline
- an individual with close connections to the US Forest Service.
Is the forest service so desperate to make it appear
that the Rainbow Gathering is in compliance that they
accept a permit application from an individual with no
connection to the gathering?
What next, a autocrat from Washington enters into
negotiations with the Forest Service for the local church picnic?
Tom Contreras of the Modoc National Forest withheld
information from attendees of the gathering that a permit
had been issued and that the US Forest Service Law Enforcement
officers threatened Jeff Kline with a shut down of the
gathering if he didn't pony up a signer.
Inquiring minds want to know.
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